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HORSES OF ALL WORK. 



Stallions. — First premium to Joseph Ham, of Roxbury, 

 No other offered. 



Brood 3Iares and Colts. — First premium to G. S. Ferry, of 

 Milton, $7. 



No other offered. 



Colts and Fillies. — First premium to S. J. Capen, of Dorches- 

 ter, for best three years' old, $5. 



Second premium to E. II. Tyler, of Medway, ^3. 



First premium to James Deane, of Dedham, for best two years' 

 old, $5. 



Second premium to Charles Kingsbury, of Medway, $3. 



CARRIAGE AND FAMILY HORSES, WALKING HORSES, PONIES, &C. 



First premium to R. A. Holmes, of Roxbury, $10. 

 Second premium to J. B. Dinsmore, of Roxbury, $6. 



Family Horses. — First premium to B. H. Bailey, of Dedham, $8. 



Second premium not awarded. 



Third premium to S. G. Williams, of Needham, $4. 



Diplomas to S. P. Mack, of Dorchester, and E. P. Carpenter, 

 of Foxboro'. 



Saddle Horses. — First premium to Samuel Bradstreet, of Dor- 

 chester, $6. 



Second premium to Benjamin Huntoon, of Canton, $4. 



Third premium to A. J. Norris, of Dedham, $2. 



The Committee award a diploma to A. B. Balch, of Medfield, 

 for his horse " Gen. Sigel," entered only for exhibition. 



DRAUGHT HORSES. 



First premium to Amory Fisher, of Dedham, $7. 



A. B. BALCH, Chairman. 

 Medfield, Dec. 1, 1862. 



REPORT ON BULLS. 



Whole number of entries, 10. 



Jersey. — First premium to W. T. G. Morton, W. Needham, $5. 

 Second premium to John Cawley, of Dedham, $3. 



Kerry — First premium to A. W. Austin, of West Roxbury, $5. 

 Second premium to same, $3. 



Grade. — First premium to E. Drake, of Stoughton, $3. 

 Second premium to J. W. Gay, of Dedham, $2. 



